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I 1 ' NITNIBER 150 i I.] TIIFATR E ROYAL, DRuizy,!..ANE.. - s).• THIS PRESENT. _EVENING,_96I. 8., •1.808, virilirteperfnrnied• - RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A Duke,. Mr. U 41 . ; • uan, Mr. EyR Sancho, Mr. 11(il. LA N ; Alonzo. Mr: Copper C.2oain, Mr. 134N111)...5a . ER ; Leap, Mr. ELttSI - CIN -; Cacalogo, Mr. 1)OW1"0111 r; ,, MarZaritta, Mrs. POWELL; Aiwa. Tit)swr.LL - r • , Clara. Mrs. SCOTT; Estitania; Mrs. ORD AN ; - 9ld IV m o a m id a. , n sir Nlr .i;F: N N IA L T H y. ; w ~S 1 . WIT ELLA ROSEN,BERG. The Elechir, RAYMOND; Colonel Monuttott, Mr. DE CAMP ; Rosenberg, Mr. TNAM ; .Storttt, Mr.7KAN.NISTF-R ; Flutterrnan, ,Mt. P LEY ; ` ti Ella Rost-nberz, - Wm Vt. StDDONS ; chr,ztitie, gAN ; Mrs': Flutierinti, Ws, St'ARkS. {tha•I?ANCE, composed 143 t Mr. WE av tits. s 6s. Second Price 35.-1' it 3s. 6d. Second Price eilltT; l zs. Sei.:c;tid Pace is'. 7 -:-Upper Gallery Is. Second Vricc4 7 :- , 41)10 !'ioney to he it:aimed, , _ forrthe Boxes to be takenof Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, .Russell-street. • L '• The Doors to be opened at iialt.past Fiye, and hegin at Hal On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and iuliet ; with the Coque-Mania (4 Three nd the Deuce. _On Tuesday, the,Conialv of Atl in the Wrong; with, the last new G r,,n(l Ballet ul Caraciacus ; which will also he Pettortned on Thursday next, aftei-the Corned} , ni •vals, beit, the only tw mg"ts it can be acted, on accd'ert - ot the 'preparations for tne te . vival the RainaiA..e. of Blue Iteard. . . THEATRE„HAY-MAKK.ET. NI °INDAY NEXT, 18.08, wi1l be perlormen • IVIACIIkTH. Dunca n , Kind; or ~ c otlaii(l, Mr. CHAPNIAN ;. Mdicohn, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Macbeth, Mr. ,Iti,E AIbLE ; . ..; Alactiurr, Mr. Ml 3 LE ; 114000 ' Mr.11,,A1.',K RAY.- Lenox, Mr. Cit ESW E L ' Ross, U-NTO-N' ; • Lady DIJON'S. To winch will be add. o (2! 9, re' Romantic l)rauna• U. I c.d . ; tea • THE FOREST IIH kip - ,R4AsTADT; (Jr,'Pk I ESS conapo-ped,ny Jolly •-- The P Characters by r. Tl4l).Neia , Sl) N, .1%,1 r. 4 13-R U 144T0 - Mr. FAKI..LY, Mr. .151.NICUARD,. • I,IsTON; A Cit - tomiktr: : :vir• . lF:FFEßltS, . Mr. KINS;,.., Njr,W.-A1411.1(4V...., 11 , 1 14. - JOHN - , TON, Mrs. 6113135, Mrs. I)...MV:E•NVO T;Att. &c. • 4 . 'ae Vance's' by; rviastr:r OSCAR; by ItN E, the, Misses . . ADAMS, &c. ' boxes Seciind littez 'J. 6d. Sec:011;1,1'm:: 24.,. QTY,II - 0 , • • TY 2s. aCCOMI . L 1.. 0 mi t . t ‘ s . for the 13,,xes to be takell . 4r.llrandon, at. the m, , the lily-market : -mark -t . .10 the }2t wilL ire trom • •L d' • a" - dc entlenien . ,irc requested-to order their Le " - and tar , 1 .) e with their horses' heads ' t.ew RolliVtic Melo-Draina, 'called The forest of: Or, Princess or No Prince s, having last night throughogt with uluvecsal app,i4u*and appro. .); I and overflowing Audience, will be re ,,) evelitug tilt tur.iier notice.. • = ' (•), , /..:dtiesd4y, the Tra6tcly of fholet, Prince of Den-.• I h s A ken, • —IIIS4 aY, the Comedy of The M nof the World ; Sir , ) ihax ~-s yc,,phant, Mr. - Cooke. The s trccuunt of the ; great oveo‘v night, the Play of ang er wi ll be repeated on f riday. v • . . OLYMPIC PAVILION, • N EWCASTLE-§TREET, S CRAND. (Establrshed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) N v ON DAY NEXT; Qaobt-!r 10, and during , ''" eek will pre3v.uted (first time) an entire New , s!g EQ:U E;STRI AN PA RADE, Sh. , t • nth e w.llcier:Lit potver of Animal. Sagacity. 4.11° (11 ' 3 ' tulle) a:New Caledonian Divetti'sement, Pri DONALD AND PEGGY. r'-.l)at Characters-. MCSSIS. tOSSnlan, . Collet; Cooke, jeffries, and Mrs Parker.ii‘extisaordinary and Unequalled 140 . 10 E MANSHIP, ley, '?rs. Parker, • Davis, CrosSman, Smith, and Ast -I.b4snia n• Double Compauy ; the ?art or Clown, by • ' various Comic Songs, by Mr. /01IAN NOT. I:o,conefude wi•lt (first:. time). a Comic Pantomime, written a h nd ;O r Astley. jun. with) extensive Ste , ry, TT- 13(.114 )er)", Deceptions , & c cailed • .LIARLEQUIN. AND THE - FAIRY LI LLIPO. - . •arlc.quin,• M. l' EARCE : . - • Lord ol the Manor, Mr. DAYIS; .. Grotesque Lover, Mr. BOULANGER ; Clotvn, - Mr. COLLET ;. • ' • Lillip,, `Mrs. 8R0.,--,15 •, .. . Lady of the tvia:or, Mrs. PEARCE ; ',,.. And Column:ate, Mrs. PARKER. t a r..ors-open at H4ll pas.t rive, begin at Hail past Six.= tprice at Hall past Eight precisely. Byxes 4s. Pit zs. Gallery. is. ..._. . . TURTLES. . WILTSH IRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, for Sale ? oow landing-se:New Lots of tine lively TURTLESTurtIe, Perti:oi: n (tr essedevery(lay in the House, in. the highest Cow/1/y. I ' 4 Parties, or sent to any part of 'fawn or FOA B TENT , Sofa and Chair Beds, Dining Tables, zet ass Mew Bedsteads, i,ew Sineooards,' containing .a Pof Tables • several ww v lnventious and excellent Un rovements iriCabinet and Upholstery Furniture. gracious lY patron;zed by the King, Queen, - anti Itoya! Family. T 1311-11 .EIt' s is the - Orginal ManufatierY, and he is the jile Proprietor of the Phtents (the DeMs of which-may be n ?' at his Ware- rooms ), h as h a d th e -h o nour . o f executing oillty an d Vrders la fashionabl e F urn i ture f o r gr eat nuinbers of the No_ seep c i e ' -; eetrY. many of whom have faVourahly eontle, . tt to recommend his ManufaCtory, knowing, it to be th e Original. Wi ndow Curtains, Drawing-room aild Par -101;r Chairs, and every Article in the above branches, in a zere ... iety of el egant and taNhionableDesigns. The Patent'Brass fixed ' with the gre a t e st ease, without• tools, otta.t. w Beds are ks or na il s in the Furniture. _ }'articular attention t o use f u l I mprovemen t s i n F urn i ture for the Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and for . Exporta- T",n. Mosquito Net Beds of various kinds for the. East - and Wes. :'lndies, Ime C;o.se Feather Beds, ,and. all kinds of lAeolding, always ready at BUTLER'J WAREHOUSE, N . 13,and • 14, C a th ar i ne -street, Strand. —PIC4Se 4) . 11c par. Dicular a 136 A-front Ho use . . ....... i r F.l .'". • • I ..". - 2r . ' 0 r,,s. gi ....'', li P :'',,, LY U .- 4 . 4 ''...L.11 ' ,E I AY 2 QCTOBE 8 • 808. ~: i' .. _ ALBIOII O r li - Land LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, .11Ntw Biriocx-S•rtivEr,BOtthCFRIARS ; EMPOWERED BY AC'E' OF PARLIAMENT.; For INSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES ; and kn . 1::e4.; rant and' Purchuse , of iNtiN L'IES. TNSURANCES rallino• due at Michaelmas . should q, renewed within - Fifteen Dayg tioni that period. Abatements are mad, according to tne Plan which origi.., :ratted With'ihis'Cothpaily, 'on the Premiums of all Fire In. safrances ou3of ,Lotidon e :A large advantage 'is .allowed on Liteinsurance, and every ficility, is aiforded by which the.. interest andleorivenienge of the , Public may be promoted. WARN E 1: PHI P PS, Secretary. e3-Avith a view-torthe 'accomitiodariOn'Of the lnhabiiants of the West-end of London, the DireCtors have established! . an Ottice at No. 97. near Oxford-street. on the West side of New Bond-sunk WhereAtterid4nce.' will be given dally, Ad where i'nformation may be obtained with respeet to every branch of the Company's Btisiness; • STATE LOTTERY B EGINS DRAWING 13th December, lEOB'. , , SCHEME. • 4 Priies of "- Zzo,coo - - are - Sa,or+o 2 - - 1 la, out> '2 - S,QOJ 6 - - - - 1,000 10 - - Soo - - - - - 5,00 boo 44 - • - 2,200 100 4, 820 - - - - - •72,30 c, 20,000 Tickets 2: , o,o(30 ADDITIONAL BENEFITS'. First-Drawn Prie aboVe Isl. on the First Day, And the Firk.sciriiwo Prize . above 151. on the Second Day, Not being one* the.follo wing Tickets, • .No. 5,00 t to 52.50, No. 13,001 to 13,25::. No. Soot to r,25, No. i5,'.001 to 15,2 5 0. • 'will - each be entitled to the proiluce or sp,) Lottery Tickets, excEusive or the said Prize. The Nunibers of the soO ',Tickets approi>Litcd. and set apart for that porpose are. • f or the First Day, No. pot to 5250—N0. 13,001 to 1324 . 0. Sttcc, d Day, No. Soot to Szso—No. [5,001 to 15,250. • IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE, The above Scheme, with not three Blanks to a Prize, con taining Prizes equal in proportion to former Lotteries, is,superior to all, in that it gives the Holder of the Ticket' or Share that may be the First-drawn Prize above 15i. either ontlie t irstor Second Day (not being included in The. Num bers above), st - . 0 mere Chances for all the Prizes from zo,coo to Isl. -'•- DAYS OF DRAWING„ , • , , ! Ist ; ue`suay. Dec. 13 3d, -Tuesday, Dec. 27 it, • TueArlay... 2GI 1 4th, Shllltday,' . gt *„; 14 Fi•.'e Thousand Tickets will be drawn each Day. Tickets a ad Shares are selling at all the Licensed lottery THE GOSPEL BEST PROMULGATED BY NA TIONAL SCHOOLS. ••, This bay was published, Price Three Shillings and Sixpence, • • ASERMON preached in the Ca:.)edral Church of sr. Peter, 'Yor,k,. liclore the Hon •_•it Alan Chan - awe, Knt. one of the Justices of the Court of King's Bench ; and the Hon. Sir George - Wood, Knt. one of the Barons of the Exchequer. lot), 3i, 180 E. •• By the Rev. F. WRANGHAY.; . V.R.S. Ot Prinity College, Cambridge. • Published at the request or the High Shettli; and the-Gen.. tlemeu of the Grand Jury. To which is subjoined an Ap peadixt onthe Apocalyptic Nun - titer 666. York : Printed by T. Wilson and Son, High-Ousegare ; and soil by' N4aw , nan, Poultry, London; j. Deighton, Carnbri•lge; f . P.,rker, oxford ; 1. Todd and Sons; R. and W, Spence ; and 1. Wolstenholme, York, &c. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Wrangltatn's other Pieces. ' EDUCATION. • • - 7 1 7 n -IE tttenti:nl of the Coriduelors of Schools, and of, ptnkscllers; thtoughout the British Empire, isitp'- vite. - .1 to ate following List of New and Valuable Elementary Books. Most of thein.are;alre"ady adopted in - the 'principal `Schools, and the others requite only to be seen to meet with similar preference arni.distinCtion.- "They are to be h. 4 of all Booksellers in Town and Country,. with the. full allowance in tne•purchiise ofqtratities, and single copies will be sent for inspedion to arty respettLnle Schwt.. Lt Scotland, the principal agent for the sale of thAn is Mr. Walter Berry, of E.itti. , urgit, anti 111'1r:13nd, Mr. Martin Keene, of aubliri. in England they are sold also by Charnparde and Whitrow, Old Jewry ; Tabart and Co. tle'w Bond-street ; Wilson and Co. York; Mozley, Gainsburough, and Stoddart anct Blair's Ciass Book, or 365 English Lessons, price ss. ,•131ait's Reading Exercises for the Junior Classes, zs. 6d. .Blair's Grammar of Natural Philosophy, by which the va rious branches of Science may for the fit st tune be pradically taught in Schools, 3s. • Pradical English Cramn - rar„ with copious Exer dies,. containing every thing essential, and nothing supe'r fluous, complete in this single book, es. • - [Stair's First Catechism, containing, comtnon things neces• sat') to be known by all Children, 9d. 131 air's Sdlool . Dielio:ary for learning by 'ifte, containing Done but important vl , unis, ':tnc! omitting deelvatiVe, vulgar, obscene, and trivial wtutts; 2.J. 6(1. • Mavdr's British Nepos, or Lives of Illustrious Britons, intended as examples t n youth, ss. Mayr,r's ts of Natural History, with 66 plates, re prescviting aea objects, 6s. Mayor's A brittginent of Plutarch's Lives, ss. • Mayor's Father's Gift to his Children, z vols. los. Mayor's English Spelling Book, an acknowledged improve-, rnent of all other Spelling Books, of which there are nearly 1 0 0,000 sold annually, is. 6d. Mayor's Circle of the Arts aril Sciences, containing the first Principles of every braids Of Knowledge, Ss. Mayor's. Universal History, from the Crlarion to,the Peace of Amiens, in 25 VolurLes, price 4s. each on stnall paper, and ss. on large paper, itr Boards. M;-tvor's History of L.i laud , in 2 vols. with numerous En grav_ir,,a, price Las. bound, . . Mayor's History of Seutlancl, price 4s. 6d. bound. 141..vor's System of Short-Hand, 75. 6d. boards. Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography, ineludinK the Use of the Glom's, numerous Exercis•.:s, Questions, &c.. &c. with MzipS, &c. 2S. 6d. Goldsmith's Geographical Copy Book, or Skeleton Maps, to be ti,lc r i in nAtne Student, Fart I. 3s. Drto 7 Ditto, Part I I. col,irtnith'4 rof)ulat'Vengrapny, cootiining all the inter of that Science, with sixty plates, repre st.nting foe. tiresVs Ctli.lo.llS 01 all nations, 1.45. . Goldsmith's School .Arlir.s, or Key to the Geographical Copy ;4c , OkS, ss. Robinson's kirammar of History, by which that subject : may now be practically taught in Schools, 3s. kobinson's Ancient History, for Schdols, 6s. Robinson's Modern History, for Schools, 6s. , Robinson's A rcowlogit Gr2Cca, 135. Burney's British Neptune, or History of the British Navy, to the present time, 7s, 61 Barney's Naval Heroes, or Lives of British Admirals, from Drake to Nel 3011, 7s 6d. Gregory's Elements of a Polite E.ducation, ss. - G regory's Lectures to Young Persons on Natural arid Ex. perimental Philosophy, with 35 plates, 2 vols. 13s. Gregory's Letters to his Son, un Literature, Taste, and Composition, 2 vols. 128. •GregOry's a ycloptedia, Or Compendious DiCtionaiy of Arts and Sciences, with iso engravings, in 120 one shilling Numbers, in II parts at los. or :; in two volumes, Quarto, price 61. 6s. boards. .Watkins's Scripture Biography, or Lives of the Sacred Personages recorded in the Old and New Testament, with cuts, ss. 6d. Ditto. in octavo, in a large type for the use of families, price los, 6d , Watkins's Biographical and Historical, Dictionary of all ages and nations, large °Clay°, 16s boards. Watkins's Portable Cyclopxdia, or Pocket Di6tionary of Arts and Sciences, tos. 6d boards, or 125. bound. .Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, odapte-.1 to Real Life and Busines2,- with numerous Exercises,, price 3s. 6d bound. A Ki.:7 to,Ditto, for the use of Teachers ; to which is sub. joina a System of Mental Arithmetic, price as. 6th Pratt Arid Mayor's seleCtiati. of Classical English Poetry, for the use of Schools, price ss. 6d. Aikin's Poetry for thei of Children, as. 6d. Scripture History, or Bible Stories, in the exact language, of the Bible, and in large type,' a vols. 4s. Juvenile Plutarch, or-Lives of Extraordinary Children, 2 vols. Johnson's History of England, in verse, as. 6d. • Johnson's History of Rome, in verse, as. 6d. . Johnson's HisiOry of Greece, iH verse, as, 6d. The Book of Trades, with sixty engravings, descriptive of all the useful arts, 3 vols. at 3s. each. The History of Inventions, being a Sequel to the Book of Trades, 2s. 6d. The Wonders of the Telescope, being a Familiar Intro duction to Astronomy, 4s. 6d. The Wootkrs of toe Microscope, or a Display of the mi. miter parrs of the Creation ' 4s. 6d. The Lady's History of England, in a Series of Letters to a young Lady tioishing her eihrcation at School, by Charlotte Smith, 3 vols, rss. bound. Busby's Dictirorary of Music, 75. bound. Nicholson's Dictionary of Chemistry, and of the Arts con netted with Chemistry, tBs. boards. 'fravets or Rolando round the World, being an interesting description of the Manners and I'rocluCtlons of various Coun tries, 4 vols.. 14s. bound. Bossut's First French-Grammar; as. Bossiit's Fetich Primer, nrl. Bossut's French Conversation, is. Levizac's Dictionnaire des'Synwymes, 6s. 6d. 1 he History of British Birds, with . coloured engravings of Birds, their Nests and Ego, ss. The History of British Quadrilpeds, with numerous en. gravings; 3s. 6.1. A Visit to a farm-house, 2s. 6d. A Visit to Londbo, as. 6cl. • A Visit to the Botanical Garden, as, 6d. Crocker's Land-Shrveying in all its Branches and Varieties, with coloured plans, &c. 75. The London Primer, or First Book, a work adopted in all the primary Schools, and of which 60,0e0 per annum are se gularly sold;, 6d. Tare Book of Juvenile Sports or Games, With numerous engravings, is, 6d. - • The Boors of the Ranks in. British Society, with coloured engrlongs, Popular Stories, for the entertainment of Children,. such as. Blue Beard, Cinderella, Tom Thumb, Jack the Giant Killer, - Red Riding Hood, &c 3 vols. at as. ad. each. . The Thirty-three Stories contained in the three preceding e V a b e l o u . mes toe b . had separately, with three engravings, at 6d. No. 6, Bridge-street, London. FPRICt S 1 eIPEf;-i-E4 PROPERTY DUTi" on DIVWENDS, payaele bi c )'e.i►s i 863, 1804, iSas. IT appealing, notwithstanding .the , repea 1- ay sent or ntfut, ru the e Partirs entitled to Diviltna....ofrS:9cki pa able at the , 13.1,11; of E;lgland, South ,Sca ; Irtii tlouse,' rripecdivcly, tuiyo have not p.a.; the ,he same for tbeyears above ntelio,ed, that pas meat has instances been made of the s aid Day, wher,by those Pa, incurred various Pen.dtiet, to he , ecuvered by aaion or s . 4 and the. Commissioners for the speciUl'ploi,sts of the 1. r AEI, being t‘t.illing to allow further time for such paym-nts, he,e4y give Notice, that the -Duties pqyable on all ,Divtdends of such Stock and Anleities for those years are direaed to be paid inter the Bank of England, and the Ceilifica. - es ,f such p. 9 revntt being lodged at the Office of the Commi ssione-s at the Old Stock Exchange, the Parties making payment thereof, wih' be dischaeg.. , ed in the Baaks-of the relPralgll Commi saicnet's until and -.vpon the loth day, .of Oaober neXt, but that all Persons who shall negle.:l to make such payment on or before that day, will be p , osceuted at the Law direas, and steps are now taking for briegi 7g Default ers into charge for the Double Duty, nub, shall not have paid the Ditto for speyears above-mentioned, on ot before the said loth day of Oeloher next, after which day the Office of the Old Stock • Ex change will be closed. .v.r~•y By Order of the Ilf,ard, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for nixes, Aug. z,-..4,18. tl-IE,M I STRY, This - Day was puhlistt'cl, In One closely printed Volume - , Octavo, the size of Dr, Watkins's Biographical Diz.tonary, ‘vich Plates. and nu-, merousTahlts, price One noards, • A DICTIONARY of - PRACTICAL ant) THEO . RETICAL CHE VIISTR V, with its application to the Arts -and Manufactures, and to - the hxplanation• of the Plixnomena of Nature,. including throughout the latest Discoveries, and the present State Of Knowledge on those Subjeas. By WILLIAM NI6I-10I,SOIsr. 1 • Printed for Itichitim Phillips, No. 6, Brjdke—street,• and t* be had of all Bookiellers. Of wlicun may be had, just' published. Chemistry applie.dAh'itits.,nd Manutadures, by .M. I. A. Chaptid, in 4 vols. peke j": 1;. in boards. • THE REV. MR. 8AP.:1.A.Y . , s 1 rITENT. ANTIBILI. OUS PILLS. TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, TT Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of ill's Countr, which lay the foundation of the inure and fatal DiL•ases; that tile person who could discover t.,r the relief and- cure a r a re and i,,fallible remedy would ,per_ form a most importaut . 6ervice to society. • Thardiscovery has now been inane in the Parent Antibilions Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are•deservedly heltl,Alas considerably lessened the number-of these c/Anplaintst an ,1 bids Lair, in a sh, :t time, to be the means of entirely eradi cating them. Tiiese Pills ha‘ , -:! a quick and safe operation, the) ad powerfully and speciticaliy on the Nile, 'nil ihes remove the ilLtliFerrAl .disorders com;eded with it, Sicit tleact-AcheE, Flattilence, Liver Complaints, laundice, Net vous Disoraera front Indigestion, &c. .They are the most valuable Varnily Medicine hitherto offered id the Public, arid the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure, _ . This valuable - Medicine , having been used with success, is recommended by the hallowing distinguished Personages:: The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir john Pl9ney Wood, Bart. M.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P.'for Petayn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.l'. .tar ,L t itchlielci. lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. rfai Southampton. icholson Calvert, Esq. M,. P 4, for Hertford.- Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-iireet, Spring Gardens. Thomas Hammel sley, Pal M all. G. W . Dickes, Esq.'rilvate Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. • • The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil FOrester, Esq. M.P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butlir, No. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stafford -street, Old bond-street ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. lso, Ox ford-street ; ,and by all respectable Venders in Town' and Country. - -- A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is en.' graved on the Stamp, Which is affixed on the outside avrap per of each box; all not so stamped are a dangerous inn tation. frkie Ss. 6d. and ros. per bmx, with ample direBi6ns RENOV4II7E.D - HEALTH. TT. has been too :fregnently• the subject of jusLand X general reprobation, that meti . destitute ofthe elements o f the medical' art have ollered themselves as candidates 'or public patronage in the profession or physic. I. or the pUrpose of doing justice to the result of our studies.and perierKe, to prevent us from being classed aimo - ig those C!Tlpiric s .s whose imprudent pretensions e ha , e, unf)rtunately fir sociciae, too favourably received, vet beg leave to submit to the litt:tl and enlightened a faith fa I statement of uur psi [suits an:i - quireinents.. Attet basing reeeived'a regular medical cluca tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard, who so leqiures and practice we carefully attended, as•piolessOrs and surgeons of the London. Hospital ; tie entered Ourselves as students in that justly celebrated scsiool for medical acquire thent, die Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the dillerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwitery, botariv,;&c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Ittact, Hamilton ' .Duncan and Ruthertinal. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that -our proficiency autt. acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a liing series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases • of Debility, the particular ohjeet of our studies and practke, it will, we hope, be alloWed that 'we have acquired supvri o r • knowledge of their treatment and cure. I n,slight.and rei;ent cases of infection a perfect re-establishment is completed i n the short period of two days ; and in those of, the utmost veteracy; Where other practitioners have failed of success; proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure.' Amidst the' melancholy variety of disorders Which are the effects of a habit long -and most unpitiptly oursued by the youth of both sexes, there .are nOne more alarming or noire distressing than those deticiencim , and debilities which frt. quently . prevent k or embitter the matrimonial state., To sihti persons it must be a consolation to know that they may noN., by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases or debility, froth whatever cause arising, as well as in every species Of venereal infection, ar/4 may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great, est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at -home fro.n ten to three, and from 6 in theeVening till to at night. Patients in the-country are requested to state the Ortieu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c; in.' closing a remittance for advice and medicines, wrier) the same will 174 given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage 01 letters may be added to the account tor inedieir4s. CURRIE and Co. SurgeonS,'o. los, Hatton-garden. fp " Messrs. Currie and W have Certificates (fran the atove resp&table Professors 'of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with .which they per, formed the 'duties assigned them during the time they at tended their Lectures and P 116.1.106. SALES, &c. TO -..13; S6LD 13Y 'AUCTION, Ey MATTHEWS and SON, On - Saturday, .the.22d of Oetobei if,srant, at the White Hart Inn, Essex, to One Lot, • OST Desirable and truly Valuable FREE- CoPYtt . )I.D MtSSUAGE. FAI6I, add LANDS, c,lleri or t: , cby the name of the BR I (.:'1•;: STABLES, o: stanura and 1 .:oplord, T'ssex, late in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Cowlin, Gent *nun, deceased, with 'pooession when the purchase , s ;ontpicreci, and an eArktfp , pv.w..iitirtn, tor tilt. purprise of Tillage., on pro ' per security being giv..rit. . The .4ess,,a,;ti_and Out-buildings are in Stanway, about three miles from Colchester, On'the Road to Ford-stre4t, And 'about a quarter of froM the London Road ; containing, according to a recent ,adrneasurement, 122 A. tS P. The Messuage acid Lands in Startway contain:i fib' A z are Freehold. Toe remainder of the Farm 4; A. r R. 23 P. is Copyhold of the Manor of Coptord, and pays a Fine at the will of the Lord on Death or Alienation. The Land-tax is. Redeemed, and part of the Pur chase-money may lie oh the E - state, if required. Particulars,. with Conditions of Sale, may be had one week preiicits to . The Sale, at the Crown and Magpie, Aid gate; of .the Audioncers • or of Mr. Andrew, Solicitor, Coggeshall • at the place of Sale ; and 7:t the principal Inns • in the neighbouring Towns and Villages. SCOTCFI MINES COMPANY'S STOCK. . 1 t ,. TO PE SOU) BY AUCTION, ~ T - . 1. " . By Mr. SCOTT, On Wednesday, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'Clock,iat Garraway's, Change-alley, Cornhill, by Order of the Trustees,•in Lot,, VTGUR THOUSAND POUNDS STOCK in this valuablc Concern, established ►730, by Charter, for working Iviines, Minerals, and Metals, in Sco►land. The on the average for the last seven years, have amounted to Ten per Cent. per Annum, clear of the Pro perty Tax, regularly paid half-yearly, at the Sun Fire Office, Cornhilk. Printed Particulars at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, 2.3, New Bridg-street, London. HOUNDS FOR SALE. ' • By MR. TATTERSALL, On Monday the 17th Instant. AComplete PACK of DWARF FOX HOUNDS, which have hunted Fox atad Hare ' • they are extremely welt.l rd, vjoying the united blood of the kennels of the Duke., of Rwrimund and Grafton, the Right Hon. the Earls of tittzwilliam, Egreinont. anu Lowther,'the Pichely and Haii+pshire Huila --If any Centlenian wishes to treat for them hy Private Contract, pr to see them in the Field pre vious to the. day bt . Sale, they shall attend him at an hour's notice. Tile Pack 'consists of 25 Couple of prime Hounds, to Coupi, of Drafts having been made from thern in the Sum mer; and the .Puretraser may have t 5 Couple of Whelps, bred in the Spring, at a Guinea per Couple, if he wishes it, aid would like to-send - a dog cart for them, but they are not of an age to walk any distance without taking injury. Mr. 'Tattersall will give proper reference. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION. • I VREREAS BENJAMIN PERRIN has oh trotted himselt upon the Public ;s" the original and only persini"..Who ever, prepared the'Fever Powder and A%- leptc Pills for the late. Dr. lames, they will be,etkableci to jut.* of Cris Man's pretensions. when they are informed that he w. s a labourer in the Doctor's garden, at Lambeth, at ele ven per week, and afterwards employed to make up hiS,Pklls, the ingredients of which were weighed out and de . hvered to him in mass for that purpose ; and that he never -did assist in any part of the process of the Fever Powder,. to which the Analeptic Pills owe their peculiar efficacy. It will* ev.dent, therefore, that Mr. Perrin's are not Dr. fames's ; and the Public will determine what degree of credit is to be given to one whobas aASerted, that he was the .r original and only persoit",who ever assisted Dr. James in preparing his Powder; when it appears that the Fever Pow . der .was prepared many years before he worked to Dr. atnes, and even before he was born. The Analeptic ,Pills (which llr. lathe contrived as a remedy for and which pre ! served his lite to an advanced age) are admirably calculated 'for Disorders of ,the Stomach and Bowels, and for - the Head . aeli, and other bad - elle:is of free living ; as also for ltheu ,, rnatic, Bilious,. and Gouty • tompiatins ; they gently open -' the pores by ni h -14, and the body by day, and are excellent iu C oldsjand slight Fevers, .and sh ou ld never b e om i tte d at bed-time atter any excess. of eating or drinking. I Sold only by F: Newbery and Son, N0..45, - St. Paul's :Chtirch-ya7d, Londa..‘ ; and at Dr.-James's late House, in l3rtircut- street ;' in boxes, pride. 4s. 64. each, or six one: iiug, price il. 41. Duty included. , qr...c)bserve that the words, "•F. Newbery, No. 45, St. ra I's," are ,engraved in the Stamps. 4.0." 6 i (A r ‘ : ' lll ri l; i r.; r•L il t • ..,„- ; ‘ :.-• , 4 ,.,r'4 ,, , , 1 ----: ,--. -4 ).i.irtfEA(R(4- . a .